Texas
Company A, 15th Cavalry
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Texas soldiers in the Texas monument photo.
Thanks to Thomas Rife for initials, middle name, birth year, death date, and death location.
Thanks to Janice Stokes for the following info:
Military records for G. W. M. Quillen Steele show he enlisted in Co G, 58th Alabama Infantry, CSA. I can find no record showing he was part of a Texas regiment. He did die at Fairgrounds Hospital No 2 in Atlanta on Nov 5, 1863. The Battle of Atlanta and Battle of Kennesaw Mountain was not until 1864. Most of the soldiers buried in the Marietta Confederate Cemetery died in these two battles. I am still searching to determine where the hospital buried their dead.
Company A, 15th Cavalry
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Texas soldiers in the Texas monument photo.
Thanks to Thomas Rife for initials, middle name, birth year, death date, and death location.
Thanks to Janice Stokes for the following info:
Military records for G. W. M. Quillen Steele show he enlisted in Co G, 58th Alabama Infantry, CSA. I can find no record showing he was part of a Texas regiment. He did die at Fairgrounds Hospital No 2 in Atlanta on Nov 5, 1863. The Battle of Atlanta and Battle of Kennesaw Mountain was not until 1864. Most of the soldiers buried in the Marietta Confederate Cemetery died in these two battles. I am still searching to determine where the hospital buried their dead.
Texas
Company A, 15th Cavalry
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Texas soldiers in the Texas monument photo.
Thanks to Thomas Rife for initials, middle name, birth year, death date, and death location.
Thanks to Janice Stokes for the following info:
Military records for G. W. M. Quillen Steele show he enlisted in Co G, 58th Alabama Infantry, CSA. I can find no record showing he was part of a Texas regiment. He did die at Fairgrounds Hospital No 2 in Atlanta on Nov 5, 1863. The Battle of Atlanta and Battle of Kennesaw Mountain was not until 1864. Most of the soldiers buried in the Marietta Confederate Cemetery died in these two battles. I am still searching to determine where the hospital buried their dead.
Company A, 15th Cavalry
He does not have a marked headstone. You can see the unmarked plain stones at the graves of the Texas soldiers in the Texas monument photo.
Thanks to Thomas Rife for initials, middle name, birth year, death date, and death location.
Thanks to Janice Stokes for the following info:
Military records for G. W. M. Quillen Steele show he enlisted in Co G, 58th Alabama Infantry, CSA. I can find no record showing he was part of a Texas regiment. He did die at Fairgrounds Hospital No 2 in Atlanta on Nov 5, 1863. The Battle of Atlanta and Battle of Kennesaw Mountain was not until 1864. Most of the soldiers buried in the Marietta Confederate Cemetery died in these two battles. I am still searching to determine where the hospital buried their dead.
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